Lipids ProteinsAmount ofenergy requiredto movereactants toproducts.Three toten sugarmolecules.ActivationenergyIs the superstarof SPONCH. Itmakes up mostliving matter.Can have fourbonds.Ten plussugarmolecules.Nucleicacids4 biomoleculescarbohydrates, lipids,proteins and nucleicacids. Those arepolymers and andpolymers are madeof monomersCalvinCycleA substance (thinkthing) that speedsup a reaction. Itdoes so bydecreasing theactivation energy.CellularRespirationCarbonDioxideMatter as can bethought of as just stuff,is made of one atom!!This means it is thesimplest unit, thinkabout cells. There aresix that are common inlife and can beremembered asElementPhotosynthesisNAD+ becomesnicotinamideadeninedinucleotidephosphateNADP.This stands forSulfur,Phosphorus,Oxygen,Nitrogen, Carbon,and Hydrogen.ElementProcess which takeswater, light. And carbondioxide to convert intoenergy molecules whichare the CellularRespiration input.Photosynthesis takesplace in the chloroplast.ATP becomesadenosinediphosphatealso calledADP.Found in thenucleus of thecell. A polymerthat is thebackbone ofDNAAre the moleculesknown for storingenergy. Made of longcarbon and hydrogenchains. They aresaturated andunsaturated.Unsaturated has adouble bond.KrebsCycleIt is in the doublemembrane. Italso containsgreen pigmentcalledchlorophyll.Co-enzyme This stands forSulfur,Phosphorus,Oxygen,Nitrogen, Carbon,and Hydrogen.Is the Opposite ofPhotosynthesis.Breaking down to foodto release energy.Cellular respiration isdone in three stages,glycolosis, krebs cycle,and electron transport.Free!CarbonDioxide GlycolysisMoleculeswith carbonare organicmolecules.WaterOpposite ofPhotosynthesisThis process happensregardless pf if oxygen ispresent. It involvesbreaking down sugar torelease ATP. Theelectrons created in thisadd to the conversion ofNAD+ to NADH.  InorganicmoleculesSPONCHSubstrates ATPPolysaccharides The simplestcarbohydrates aremonosaccharides.Known as asource of energy.Also the CellularRespiration OutputEnzymeNADPProtiensCarbohydratesTwo hydrogenatomsattached to anoxygen atom.NAD+Made of longchains of aminoacids, it takes20 to make aprotein.PolysaccharidesAmount ofenergy requiredto movereactants toproducts.Whenaerobicallyrespiring thebroken downsugar enters themitochondria.Non-protein moleculethat activates theenzyme. Adenosinetriphosphate alsoknown as ATP andnicotinamide adeninedinucleotide or NAD+are co-enzymes.Thylakoid CatalystEnzyme OrganicmoleculesInorganicmolecules CellularRespirationOutput BiomoleculesMoleculeswithoutcarbon areinorganicmolecules.This process happensregardless pf if oxygenis present. It involvesbreaking down sugarto release ATP. Theelectrons created inthis add to theconversion of NAD+ toNADH.Co-enzymeOne carbonattached totwo oxygenatoms.Proteins that bindto substrates.Things that affectenzymes aretemperature, phandCatalyst CarbonMolecules actedupon by enzymes.The substrate isthen joined orbroken, foreverbeing changed bythe enzyme.OligosaccharidesThylakoidLipidsGlycolysisThe light independentreaction is called Calvincycle. It takes place in thestroma. Uses energy madeduring light dependentreaction which can bemade into sugar to use asfood source or to entercellular respiration.Substrates4 biomoleculescarbohydrates, lipids,proteins and nucleicacids. Those arepolymers and andpolymers are madeof monomersNucleicacids Lipids ProteinsAmount ofenergy requiredto movereactants toproducts.Three toten sugarmolecules.ActivationenergyIs the superstarof SPONCH. Itmakes up mostliving matter.Can have fourbonds.Ten plussugarmolecules.Nucleicacids4 biomoleculescarbohydrates, lipids,proteins and nucleicacids. Those arepolymers and andpolymers are madeof monomersCalvinCycleA substance (thinkthing) that speedsup a reaction. Itdoes so bydecreasing theactivation energy.CellularRespirationCarbonDioxideMatter as can bethought of as just stuff,is made of one atom!!This means it is thesimplest unit, thinkabout cells. There aresix that are common inlife and can beremembered asElementPhotosynthesisNAD+ becomesnicotinamideadeninedinucleotidephosphateNADP.This stands forSulfur,Phosphorus,Oxygen,Nitrogen, Carbon,and Hydrogen.ElementProcess which takeswater, light. And carbondioxide to convert intoenergy molecules whichare the CellularRespiration input.Photosynthesis takesplace in the chloroplast.ATP becomesadenosinediphosphatealso calledADP.Found in thenucleus of thecell. A polymerthat is thebackbone ofDNAAre the moleculesknown for storingenergy. Made of longcarbon and hydrogenchains. They aresaturated andunsaturated.Unsaturated has adouble bond.KrebsCycleIt is in the doublemembrane. Italso containsgreen pigmentcalledchlorophyll.Co-enzyme This stands forSulfur,Phosphorus,Oxygen,Nitrogen, Carbon,and Hydrogen.Is the Opposite ofPhotosynthesis.Breaking down to foodto release energy.Cellular respiration isdone in three stages,glycolosis, krebs cycle,and electron transport.Free!CarbonDioxide GlycolysisMoleculeswith carbonare organicmolecules.WaterOpposite ofPhotosynthesisThis process happensregardless pf if oxygen ispresent. It involvesbreaking down sugar torelease ATP. Theelectrons created in thisadd to the conversion ofNAD+ to NADH.  InorganicmoleculesSPONCHSubstrates ATPPolysaccharides The simplestcarbohydrates aremonosaccharides.Known as asource of energy.Also the CellularRespiration OutputEnzymeNADPProtiensCarbohydratesTwo hydrogenatomsattached to anoxygen atom.NAD+Made of longchains of aminoacids, it takes20 to make aprotein.PolysaccharidesAmount ofenergy requiredto movereactants toproducts.Whenaerobicallyrespiring thebroken downsugar enters themitochondria.Non-protein moleculethat activates theenzyme. Adenosinetriphosphate alsoknown as ATP andnicotinamide adeninedinucleotide or NAD+are co-enzymes.Thylakoid CatalystEnzyme OrganicmoleculesInorganicmolecules CellularRespirationOutput BiomoleculesMoleculeswithoutcarbon areinorganicmolecules.This process happensregardless pf if oxygenis present. It involvesbreaking down sugarto release ATP. Theelectrons created inthis add to theconversion of NAD+ toNADH.Co-enzymeOne carbonattached totwo oxygenatoms.Proteins that bindto substrates.Things that affectenzymes aretemperature, phandCatalyst CarbonMolecules actedupon by enzymes.The substrate isthen joined orbroken, foreverbeing changed bythe enzyme.OligosaccharidesThylakoidLipidsGlycolysisThe light independentreaction is called Calvincycle. It takes place in thestroma. Uses energy madeduring light dependentreaction which can bemade into sugar to use asfood source or to entercellular respiration.Substrates4 biomoleculescarbohydrates, lipids,proteins and nucleicacids. Those arepolymers and andpolymers are madeof monomersNucleicacids 

Chemistry of the cell - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Lipids
  2. Proteins
  3. Amount of energy required to move reactants to products.
  4. Three to ten sugar molecules.
  5. Activation energy
  6. Is the superstar of SPONCH. It makes up most living matter. Can have four bonds.
  7. Ten plus sugar molecules.
  8. Nucleic acids
  9. 4 biomolecules carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids. Those are polymers and and polymers are made of monomers
  10. Calvin Cycle
  11. A substance (think thing) that speeds up a reaction. It does so by decreasing the activation energy.
  12. Cellular Respiration
  13. Carbon Dioxide
  14. Matter as can be thought of as just stuff, is made of one atom!! This means it is the simplest unit, think about cells. There are six that are common in life and can be remembered as
  15. Element
  16. Photosynthesis
  17. NAD+ becomes nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate NADP.
  18. This stands for Sulfur, Phosphorus, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon, and Hydrogen.
  19. Element
  20. Process which takes water, light. And carbon dioxide to convert into energy molecules which are the Cellular Respiration input. Photosynthesis takes place in the chloroplast.
  21. ATP becomes adenosine diphosphate also called ADP.
  22. Found in the nucleus of the cell. A polymer that is the backbone of DNA
  23. Are the molecules known for storing energy. Made of long carbon and hydrogen chains. They are saturated and unsaturated. Unsaturated has a double bond.
  24. Krebs Cycle
  25. It is in the double membrane. It also contains green pigment called chlorophyll.
  26. Co-enzyme
  27. This stands for Sulfur, Phosphorus, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon, and Hydrogen.
  28. Is the Opposite of Photosynthesis. Breaking down to food to release energy. Cellular respiration is done in three stages, glycolosis, krebs cycle, and electron transport.
  29. Free!
  30. Carbon Dioxide
  31. Glycolysis
  32. Molecules with carbon are organic molecules.
  33. Water
  34. Opposite of Photosynthesis
  35. This process happens regardless pf if oxygen is present. It involves breaking down sugar to release ATP. The electrons created in this add to the conversion of NAD+ to NADH.
  36. Inorganic molecules
  37. SPONCH
  38. Substrates
  39. ATP
  40. Polysaccharides
  41. The simplest carbohydrates are monosaccharides. Known as a source of energy. Also the Cellular Respiration Output
  42. Enzyme
  43. NADP
  44. Protiens
  45. Carbohydrates
  46. Two hydrogen atoms attached to an oxygen atom.
  47. NAD+
  48. Made of long chains of amino acids, it takes 20 to make a protein.
  49. Polysaccharides
  50. Amount of energy required to move reactants to products.
  51. When aerobically respiring the broken down sugar enters the mitochondria.
  52. Non-protein molecule that activates the enzyme. Adenosine triphosphate also known as ATP and nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide or NAD+ are co-enzymes.
  53. Thylakoid
  54. Catalyst
  55. Enzyme
  56. Organic molecules
  57. Inorganic molecules
  58. Cellular Respiration Output
  59. Biomolecules
  60. Molecules without carbon are inorganic molecules.
  61. This process happens regardless pf if oxygen is present. It involves breaking down sugar to release ATP. The electrons created in this add to the conversion of NAD+ to NADH.
  62. Co-enzyme
  63. One carbon attached to two oxygen atoms.
  64. Proteins that bind to substrates. Things that affect enzymes are temperature, ph and
  65. Catalyst
  66. Carbon
  67. Molecules acted upon by enzymes. The substrate is then joined or broken, forever being changed by the enzyme.
  68. Oligosaccharides
  69. Thylakoid
  70. Lipids
  71. Glycolysis
  72. The light independent reaction is called Calvin cycle. It takes place in the stroma. Uses energy made during light dependent reaction which can be made into sugar to use as food source or to enter cellular respiration.
  73. Substrates
  74. 4 biomolecules carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids. Those are polymers and and polymers are made of monomers
  75. Nucleic acids